Human Development — Psychology STD 11 Humanities — Question

Primary colours as stated in Young-Helmholtz theory are:

1. Red, blue and black.
2. Red, blue and green.
3. Yellow, violet and blue.
4. Red, blue and brown.

Observant learning is very common in:

1. Plants.
2. Monkey children.
3. Human children.
4. Birds.

Illumination involves:

1. Insight experience.
2. New solution.
3. Unconscious thought process.
4. None of these.

The Gestalt psychologists found that the individual organizes stimuli into wholes according to certain principles. One important principle is:

1. After effect.
2. Contour.
3. Trial and error.
4. Transfer.

Can there be thought without language?

1. Yes.
2. No.
3. Sometimes.
4. Rarely.

____________ refers to the state within a person or animal that drives behaviour toward some goal.

1. Competence.
2. Affiliation.
3. Self-actualisation.
4. Motivation.

Rearrangement of concepts to overcome a difficulty is known as:

1. Reasoning.
2. Problem solving.
3. Critical thinking.
4. Piece of information.

That the upper part of the body develops earlier than the lower part is termed as:

1. Proximodistal.
2. Cephalocaudal.
3. Cortocodistal.
4. General to specific.

Remembering refers to bringing back before the ______________ things which exist in the memory.

1. Conscious mind.
2. Unconscious mind.
3. Subconscious mind.
4. None of the these.

Heredity is determined by:

1. Genes.
2. Cells.
3. Neurons.
4. Nature.